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Hi! Mods are: 38mm Gravelking tires, Ritchey Venturemax shallow drops, Redshift stem and seat post, fenders + rack, Speedbox to make it Class 3+. Curiously, the UR and Civante come with 35mm tires while the Wabash comes with 33mm tires. I originally wanted the 1x Wabash but found the UR in my...

It’s the built in measure app

I’m not really one to be paranoid but you have your address right there! 😮

It's a double-sided kickstand, much like the ones cargo bikes use. It can lift the entire rear wheel off the ground. I've no idea if it interferes with the pedal rotation. But I'd honestly take that over the single rear-mounted one I have on my bike.

I've been recommending this a lot because it's such a good value w/ so many practical uses, but check out the CTY e2.2. Shimano middrive w/ 60Nm of torque, rear rack that can take 59 pounds, front suspension, hydro brakes, integrated lights and one of the largest and best dealership experiences...

Yes. It's unlimited assist now. I usually don’t ride very fast but I've gotten it to ~38MPH on a very slight downhill and could still feel motor assist. I don't have much flatland around me so the SpeedBox is really only useful to me about 15% of my commute but I'm moving to a slightly less...

I can confirm that SpeedBox 2.0 for Urban Rush works with my...Urban Rush. So if you want to "downgrade" to a UR to get unlocked assist speeds, that's an option. And your spare battery and other upgrades will transfer right over.

Some of the tuners are very specific to the combination of display + motor. Even then, there’s firmware differences between models so that adds another complication. It took a year for SpeedBox to offer an Urban Rush specific tuner after I reported that SpeedBox 2.0 didn’t work for my application.

User @nonsensicalnarwhal indicates that SpeedBox 2.0 for Yamaha branded bikes works on the Cross Core according to this thread.

CTY e2.2 checks almost all your boxes. I believe there’s a tuner for this system to unlock unlimited assist speed. And REI is a huge LBS that has excellent support if needed.

Took the kids out to our usual spot on the coast. Nice and clean air until the wildfire smoke comes back.

It’s on Kickstarter now. I really do like the idea but the actual pedal is very commuter and isn’t as aggressive as I’d like. I love having replaceable pins for mixed use riding.

Saw this in an email a few days ago. It’s looking really good for those of us that commute or often ride in the dark.

Looks to be a very niche product. What are your uses for it? Is this for use in a shared residence or a parking area that the public can access?

Yup. Have to drop the motor to get to the wiring harness. It’s not that difficult with the correct tools but it’s time consuming to do it correctly. You can see how it’s done in this video for a SpeedBox install. I had to loosen the chainrings on my Urban Rush, too.

That’s correct. Most racks I’ve installed come with a few lengths of bolts. Sometimes they work, sometimes you have to go to the hardware store to get the one that fits best.

I’m getting the double model once the kids are too big for the Burley.

I immediately looked for your location. I think you’re in the Bay Area, too? I like big range just like you do. I use all the gearing on my bike. Luckily I have a 50/34 chainring mated to an 11/32 cassette.

Papa and daughter time! Unfortunately there’s so many wildfires burning north of us but the breeze and fog on the coast is keeping our air clean enough for our rides.

I think replied to you on Reddit. You’re going to need an OEM battery.